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LEAH WILLIAMS:I don’t like San Diego Comic-Con. I feel like every time I go onto the convention center floor, it’s a sensory nightmare of the hellscapes of late-stage capitalism; people fighting for exclusive Squishmallows is a horror that I never knew existed until I was invited to San Diego Comic-Con. That’s all the more reason…
Archie has announced Vengeance Unchained: The Legend of Black Caesar, a five-issue series beginning on October 7. Created by former basketball player Shaquille O’Neal with writer Stephanie Williams, and artist Ray-Anthony Height with his team at Studio Skye-Tiger, the comic tells the story of the West African pirate known as Black Caesar, who was active…
This October, Marvel Comics and Williams Racing join forces to bring the high-speed excitement of Formula 1 to the Marvel Universe in IRON MAN: RACING TOWARDS DOOM #1, an all-new one-shot
Posted in: Comics, DC Comics | Tagged: DC Next Level, Khary Randolph, sdcc, Stephanie Williams, vixen.
The Comic: The Eisner, Harvey and Reuben Award-winning Concrete is back with a five-part story of amnesia, wilderness, and suspense. Concrete has entered the desert and not come back. Larry and Maureen are frantic. Reports come that he is wandering the nearby arid mountains, covered with blood, attacking people. Concrete, lightning-struck, confused, roams a frightening…
The “Rock DJ” singer set the record straight after what appeared to be a white pill fell out of his mouth during an interview from the Spain vs. Argentina game at the FIFA World Cup 2026 final July 19.
The 2026 World Cup closing ceremony kicked off with a range of performances, including Jennifer Hudson singing the national anthem and a speech from actor Tom Cruise.
Posted in: Comics, DC Comics | Tagged: clayton henry, Daniel Sampere, fates, jsa, Stephanie Williams, Three Witches, Tom King, Wonder War, wonder woman
Hudson Williams shouted out his bodyguard after an incident with some men in Paris, France.
Hal Williams, celebrated for his roles in classic American sitcoms such as ‘227’ and ‘Sanford and Son,’ has died at the age of 91. His manager confirmed the news, as